Software for breakbulk and multipurpose terminals

A terminal that handles steel, project cargo, trailers and containers on the same quay rarely fits one standard system. Most operators run a terminal application next to a warehouse package next to a spreadsheet for billing, and reconcile the differences by hand.

Globis runs terminal, yard and warehouse operations on one shared data model, together with the contract and billing layer that turns those movements into invoices. PSA Antwerp has been live at production scale for two years on that model, replacing three separate applications. In June 2026 PSA Zeebrugge selected Globis for its multipurpose RoRo and LoLo terminal, making it the second PSA entity on the platform.

• Terminal management — vessel calls, tally, gate and equipment
• Yard management — locations, stacking and movements
• Warehouse execution for cargo that stays longer than the quay
• Contract and billing — from movement to invoice without re-entry
• Business portals so your customers see their own cargo
• Integration with planning, accounting and customs systems

Breakbulk, steel, project cargo, trailers and containers are handled as characteristics within the same model, not as separate systems. A multipurpose terminal therefore does not have to choose which of its flows the software supports.

The fastest way to judge whether this fits is to walk through one of your own flows. We will show the terminal, yard and billing layers on the same cargo.